Match preview

A third trip this season to London, this time to the West of the capital, having already won at Palace in the South and Orient in the East, it's hopefully going to complete a hat-trick of awayday wins in London, within six weeks of the season starting. We go to QPR oweing them a late goal (or three) having been victims of injury time equalisers three time before against them, in recent seasons. Always with luck on their side it seems against The Hatters, QPR are a team we need to dish out some revenge on; this being the thought on a lot of Luton Town fans' minds going into this encounter.

Ranger's manager Holloway talks the talk when it comes to football, but Newell takes a calmer, more cautious approach to the game which is why Luton fans respect him so much. This is also the reason for why Holloway annoys Hatters fans so much. Another reason for this fixture having been so tasty in recent years is because of a certain Mr. Thorpe. He won't be present this time around, but his name is sure to be sung in the away end before the ninety minutes are up.

Always an eagerly awaited fixture, Luton fans will hope their side won't disappoint and will be bouyed by the fact that they haven't been let down by their side on the road so far this campaign.